America’s Black upper class – Rich, successful and empowered
Written by squrillamontana on April 25, 2022
In the United States, African-Americans are more likely to live in poverty than any other ethnic group. But despite the country’s institutional racism, a Black elite has found success, thanks to a combination of entrepreneurial thinking and intensive networking within the Black community. They use these connections not only to provide tangible benefits like jobs or money but also intangible ones like mentorship or advice on how best to navigate an unfair system.
Author: squrillamontana
Derrick “Squrilla Montana” Williams (born May 1, 1989) is an American film director. His production company, Grade A Media Productions, has produced more than 500 film projects since 2008. He has since written and directed such films as Icrush The Movie(2015), The Ride To Revenge (2017), Sunday In Houston(2018). Squrilla Montana is a film director and manager that created a platform to promote upcoming entertainers and small businesses. Squrilla began his career at the first successful Black own Tv stations, UHN and UTN. There, he worked his way up from production assistant to head director. Derrick’s unique approach and business mind have gained him a reputation that has earned him the respect of his peers in the Texas industry. He has learned the business from the ground up helped his clients reach more considerable heights.
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